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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-20
Eighteen Delegates Nominate
State Ticket.

DIS MoisEs July response to a call
for Prohibition State Convention eighteen
delegates met in this city this afternoon and
the following state ticket was nominated
Governor, \. G. Farlhain lieutenant COVER
nor, VIM. G. Caldwell superintendent of
public instruction, Prof Stephen n Fellows;
judge Of Supreme Court, Judge Charles II.
Lewis
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The truth is, the President committed a
tremendous blunder, when in the face Of
the law, he insulted and disgusted every
living soldier of the Union Army, by or
dering a surrender Of the rebel flags cap
tuned in battle. he can offer no excuse
for it, and his paltry assertion that he
dare not face the old veterans at st. Lou
is for fear that he would be insulted by
them, is but adding insult to injury.
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A Disastrous Cyclone.

WArPAcA. Wis. July l6.-A cyclone ut 5
O'Clock. this evening wrecked the Opera
House in this city. unroofed two hotels.
blew down the Episcopal Church sieeple and
caused other heavy damages. The Currian
House was struck by lightning but no one
was injured
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THE public debt was reduced $1,000
0O0 during every week of the last fiscal
year. beside paying the interest on the
debt, the pensions to soldiers, and the or
dinary expenses of the government, and
there is still SO much money in the treas
ury that storage room can hardly be found
for it. All of which is the result of Re
publican financial methods.
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Tnr United Labor party having de-
termined 10 put State ticket in the field
we will have a quadrangular contest in
Pennsylvania this fall. A convention of
the new party is called to meet at VIII
liamsport on The 7th Of September.
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A DaIYIsrRAT0R's NOTICE

Estate Of Charles A. Siailcr. deed. iaie Of ''sl'
Twp.. SGmerset Co. Pa
Letters or administration Jn tlie atose -
having been gnnuted % The undersigned y =
proper authority. notice . heTehy cItn =
persons indebted 10 said estate o. l4aa lAlt u.
ate payment and those having claims as+,-- u,
same ID present them duiv authenticate y. y. p.
temeHf Gn saturday August 1itn- -. ~ '-' ~
ninee Administered
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate ef Josiah Mown dcc.s-cd
At an Orphans Court held al -pmars'i. "a. nl
the luth duy Of Nav. A. u. i,,7, ihe undersigned
Auditor Vas appointed in the estate ~ ta-iu
MoWry deceased. and has been dulY conmls,ill-
ed as follows. To ascertain advIHcfmcuis p,--
ir.baiie the funds. a. iiX ihe amount Di sslue
dover. 90 ascertain and decide upon DE question
Of usury Ia any Of the Notes aud uismene fn
-euted for payment. aud % make report
Notice j. hefeby given that { w.ll attend t''af
dufies specified in the above appoin--neai 9 p!
Office in the Br0ugh Of Somerset 1l trfial--
-, l>,s. 20 i0o'ciuck g. N-. when d0d aie1 a
persons Interested may attend ta-. c-
A. O.. HDiBtEL
iuivG Auditor
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JEFE DAVIS gauzy story Of the attempt
to bribe assassins 10 murder him during
the war. j. a bold effort 10 Offset the reb-
el assassination of the martyred Lincoln,
and 10 crafty his never oeasing craving
for noforietv-
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EXEcUToR's NOTICE

Estate of Thonas Gary. decd .stc Il ~"
TGrkeyioot township somersct t9uniy- -
Letters testaueuiary 0n the alngc e-t4ie ia' -'-
been granted to the undersigned hy ne pntt-
authority. notice Is hereby given 90 al 49,
Indebted 10 said estate D. make im'aedihie lli
meDt. and those having claims agaiu,. iht -
VIII present them duly Authenticated i4f -yDs
inent ON saturday. August 8, lssl at the iale ~
ienee Of deceased
John II. MlLLEk
ifr,.9l Exscui1r
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One Hundred and Nine in the shade.

CHIeAso. July i5'-Ds~patehes from vari-
Gus points in the northwest indicate thar
yester'lay was the hottest day experienced
IN many years the Thermometer ranging in
some places from io4 to lo9 in the shade.
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NOTICE

AT persons purchasing al ihe above ,lI- -r.
please take notice thar pan at ile r--.b...
money to De- made known at -hr dms aft,s
ssile--wiil be required A. soon ~ rhe u-o-er-r
Snocked duWn. otherwise % Wii again Il etre.
residue 0f the purchase money fiu.t be- raid 57
or before Thursday Of the H. week of ;hs ~Dr
term of Court. The slime fixed by ihe con-
Tor securing the acknoW ledgmeul of deeds frl
no deed VIII be- acknowledged Hntii ,he purchase
money IS pafd in full
sheriff. Ohlcc JOHN WHITES
June - tss7. 5ba~F
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A pMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE

Estate Of DR.. Wesley Cunningham, dcesf-el' '-
Of Miiinrd Twp, somerset Co. "a ,.,.
Letters Of administration of the above - -
having been granted 10 the uuaer, slt -
prUper authority. notice Is hereby zif-h 49, ~
-pns indebted to said estate 20 nrike Ih I, =.
payment. aud ihase having e.aiin- lsilS - ~
tlemeut on saturday. the "a day oi 1li!,, -
at the late residence of dercased al "s
&. A. CINSiNGhAh'
y q. CUNNlN6lha,
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The undersigned dnly appointed hy 'le uf
pnan- Court q" 20 ascertain ,ulFaiifsilelis ~
ugou claims and o. make Distribution ei "
luBds in the hands Of j. b Gerhard, L1 u.
thc iasl viii HRd testament of iierHau ldila.l
llte Of pper rursevf0ot Twp. ~Hmei-ei 60 taa
dec a. 20 and auioug nose legally yeut feltls't'
notice Is hereby given shat WIZ 30 ~ u.y olt.
n Somerset, Pa. on Thursday, iu.y T. l''', sA''
r. j. k0JSEk,
ftll,E agfi-lr
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New York,s FrIghtfuI Death Rate.

NEw York, July l5.-The hot weather
has increased the death rate in tlris city to
an alarming extent Children in tenement
houses arr killed of IN droves In three
days 4I5 deaths have been registered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-20

HERr's city editor that ought TO be
sent on a voyage Of discovery 10 the
North pole.-Ile suggests that "the back
hone of winter seems 20 be broken
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
COUNTY.

COUN NTY.
FOR SHERIFF,
RUSH S. McMILLES. Of Mildlecreek Twp
FOR PRoTIION0rARY,
DANIEL }. HogSEg of somersa Bor
FoR REGISTER AND RBeoRDER.
JACOB y. swANK. of oonenclugh Twp.
FOR TREASURER
GEO. ]. BLACK. Of Meyers,iale Bor.
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
DAVID f. WAGNER, ofshade Twp.
GEORGE NJ. NEFF. OF Somerset Bor-
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
JACOB ". FTKE. Of Somerset Twp.
FOR AUDITORS.
GABRIEL GOOD, OF Somerset Twp.
SAMUEL L. sHOBER. Of Somerset Twp
FOR CORONER,
FRANK WOLF. Of Meyersiale Bor.
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SATURDAT AUGEST 2n Isl.

the t'iioWiug described real estate viz
No The homestead of siil lorenzo
tUi 10 Herring. dee containing one ans
qne-iourtH srres more Or less and si-iisir ui'l
lands of Ernest Eshrleh. n Mostslsr ani IflI
No There is thereon erected a c0tsi irainefr
story dwelling house stable and other usiidsii-
ingS
No y Containing - gcres and i-a per-
itUI q ches strict measure, and situate
along the s. & C. Railroad within - rul fdu
Mnstoiier station adjoining lands of Henry Clf,r
George Fritz William Will Edward MosfoIef ni
Irdct No. ?. There is thereon erected fhree
dwelling houses, stable and OutbuAdings
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g On, for "a lodge in some vast wilderness
Some boundless contiguiiy Of shade"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-07-20

SHERIFFs SALE

By virtue Of sundrs wri.s ofFl F- f.-
and Ncud hN- issued ont of th. tlrr- m i,'. .-
Pleas OF somerset county. Pa IaiV 80.
uugh, Pa. on le'
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Terms

10 per cent of purchase money % be paid l-sn
property = knocked down. and -he halane, au
confirmation of sale and delivery of iced
JOHN II ZfWMERNsN
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WORKING CLASSES aTTES- n

W NININI4NNI NIlilsNDI4eOT TTON a.
are aOw prepared 10 furnish all classes win EN-
pioynient at home, The whole 0fthc time, or for
their spare moments. Bushes new. light and
profitable. Persons OF either sex easily earn from
SOC 10 = per evening and a proportional sum by
deVoting all their time 70 the business Bovsani
girls earn nearly as much a. men. That al who
see this may send their address and tess the busi-
ness we make this offer. To such as are not well
satisfied We VIII send one dollar % pay for the
trouble Of writing Fun particulars and outfit
free. Address GEORGE SrlNsON x Co, Portland
Maine dec22- 's6-iyr.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
Gettysburg. Pa.
rollsosD IN 1892

Large Faculty. Two fail cUur~e p h al
Classical and Scientific -peeia. -.
departments. Observatory and ,.--..
Three large buiidings fihraries z-N-p 9,,s.5i-ai
Expenses low. Accessible by ire lsns +, 4
tiains Location. on the BATfLkr - -rrsg
Geftyslslrg most pleasant and heailli br1ifI
PARATOlsY DEPARTMENT, in sepafA-s i-s.i.
ing, for boys and Young men pTeyaiiAz n rts
neSs or College. under the special cHie ~
Principal and two assistants, residing = -.
dents Ia tine building Fall term OPEN
Der :, i-s7. For Catalogue. address
President, e
HUBER q BUEHLEk, a. -
Gettysburg. Pa
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FRIDAY. JULY %. 1887

az O'Clock p. IN. an the rigbs. fiti. iufs-.,
claim Oi -iias b. Roger. and NoaL b p
in and ip The following described t.r- ~. .
land Situate iu Ogic township. ~.me-.,f e--.-.-
Penn H.
~. :. Adjoining lands of Fraue Horn. v-
liam Allison. Alexander -huiii. aud a.5--
tanning il9 acres and 20 perchas str.ct 1,.--...
about n acres being cleared % 1e-... ~ ,-.-l
are IN good meadow The balance il ear ti-'-..
ed having thereon erected two ,i0-, 5a--.--
house, harm. and other 0utbuibfns. vi.f ~
appurieuanccs. the above truci being tl.. ---.-.
" ate 0i John Rogers, deed. taken. .f ~. ~.
m appuiscmenl BY the dcfendaufs
No. Adjoining lands of Eliza Wri-irt r..-
farm Of John Rogers decd now tle.,.nIan1.' ,-I
others, containing So acres and y r.srefas .i
part Of which j. cleared, having fh,ranp a-----i
wtvO story dwelling house and stable rs- +.
appurteuluces.
Taken iu execution as the prruertr 5rsr..r
and Noah +. Rogers at the sJit vi FFzsb.-t
and Albert Blackburn, et al
Also
All the right. title. interest and cisir, afD
Gardner and Caiharine Gardner ef -r srf 4. p
certain lot or piece of ground -itna-c n -air.-.-
borough somerset County. Pa, i0rnied ar ,i.a
north hy ot OF Jane ZuflU. on th.. es.- t,
street uu The south by lot ioTmer.y u R,s.ini Zu
meuaan and on the west By an alley ,ail La
lroutiug 3 feet on --- street and eyfendi7Ffsls
y. feet and having thereon erected a I'M, All
one-hnlf story r0ugh-coated brick house aud m
er buildings. with the 8ppurtenancts.
faken IN execution as the property of 4
and Catharine Gardner at tile suit ef 4. Ii ~
fruth
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RAKrp MIcYrGaspERs

DETROIT, July 17.-Without exception to-
dured by sweltering Michiganders. AT Kali
amazoo three cases of sunstroke are reported.
one fatal No fatalities occurred in this city,
but sunstrokes have been reported. Accord
ing to the signal service the mercury reached
100 III the shade during the afternoon, while
accurate thermometers about town went
higher than that. The breeze that contin-
ued throughout the day consisted mostly OF
hot air. 1t is growing decidedly cooler to-
night.
In Detroit there were six eases of sun
stroke. two fatal.
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cRowDrNG THE RECORD.

PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-With the single
exception of July s, 1876, to-day has been
the hottest for over 30 years, the heat being
greater than yesterday. AT 2 O'Clock this af-
ternoon the thermometer registered l02 de-
grees in the shade being just degree less
than that of July S, 1876, and 1t degrees
greater than yesterday. Upto a late hour to-
light about 30 cases of sunstroke had been
reported, IA of which resulted fatally.
Despite the sweltering heat DIR. McGlynn
addressed a very large audience in this city
this evening, under the auspices of the Anti
Pove " Society, and was enthusiastically re
eeived. In the hall where he spoke the ther-
"a. .o,..t.sr r..,,Star..I Ios sl..xr...,
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rorR nr,rns Ar eALrsnrnG

GALEsBrRG, H. July 1.-THE heat for the
past six days has been terrific, averaging 100
degrees in the shade. To-day it reached l04.
Four deaths occurred yesterday and to-day
from prostration.
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ST. Louis suFrERrRs.

ST. LOUIS, July H.-This city was visited
with another day of torrid heat and the suf-
fering was very great. The hot spell set in
shortly after sunrise, and at noon the hot air
was waited through the city by a southwest
ern breeze. which though quite strong,
brought only heated air The thermometer,
street record, registered l0i in the shade and
eleven cases of sunstroke and fifteen prostra-
tions We're reported. OF these the majority
were the results of alcoholism
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CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE thermometer
in Cleveland registered 95.2 degrees at 3
O'Clock to-day, which is the highest point
reached thus far since the ho. season began
Thomas Mclaughlin and John Fallon, two
ore beavers. who were prostrated by the
heat on Saturday, died to-day ship car
penter named A. Noel was killed by sun
stroke while enjoying family picnic in the
suburbs.
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken
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crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II
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MEDICAL.

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Whit Am Ito Do? Z

=
Tho symtoms OF Biliousness are unhap.
PLY, but too we'll known. They differ in
different Individuals to some extent, A
Bilious man Is seldom q breakfast eater,
Too frequently, alas, he has IN excellent
appetite ior liquids but none for solids Of dn a
morning. His tongue will hardly bear in.
spection at any time; If 1t is not white and
furred, 1t Is rough, at all events. 81
The digestive system is wholly out Of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be symptom or the two may alternate
There are often Hemorrhoids or even loss
Of blood. There may pbe glddinees ani
often headache and acldity or Aatulence
and tsnderness.in the pit Of the. stomach
ITo correct all this If not effect a cure tn
Green's August Flo,rer, It cost but q trias
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.Gke QttteIlflqenflr.
onico, Nos. 26 and ~ Fourteenth streos.
THE CHRISTMAS STOCKING.

g57iS! iiiIIIlIIl-
43e Merry Christmas "a coming. an
-I coming right quick. Tho chill.
Ny .l dien arc dreaming all night Of
IA bt. Nick and sending him letters
klA he only eau read by way oil the
chimney postoltlce with speed.
slH On mammal Jap the tots Slt as
at still as y m0uae. hearing,
ls might before ChristmH
when all through tho house."
and when they can't keep
...,s' tho old sandman away they
travel In dreamland In Kriss
krinklc's sleigh. The old
lI. folks, delighted and feeling
fa az young As when they their
hung, aud plotting aud plan.
'I ming and hiding with care
.." queer bundles that come
IN FROM everywhere. And
stockings, the biggest that
ta4 mamma can lind, ARC
W. nm quickly got ready and
sweeuy consigned to
each joyous darling
who'll SEQ them, We
mv. know stuffed full
y ii. Nick Will 10.
stow Tho pan.
tries arc loaded
With homemade
,eE mlnc0 pies and
a.. .sy f'i fruit cakes and nv
jellics for ieasA
that We prlre.
And all through the
..H'.. house In sparkle
and glow which tells
r T-F Merry Christmas Is near
.f.. with LIS snow. uurrAhl Mer.
ry Christmas Will quickly DO
a.. here Already tho sleigh and
It's tiny relndCcr, with Santa
Claus shouting aud making
them lv Is coming Oh snow :.
clouds silloat In the clouds,
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UCnton's Hair Grower.

All who are bald, all who are becoming
bald, all who do not want to be bald, ali
who are troubled with dandruff, or itching
Of the scalp, should use Benton's Hail
Grower. Eighty per cent of those using
it have grown hair. 1t never fails to stop
the hair from falling. Through sickness
and levers the hair aometimes falls oil in q
short time, and although the person may
have remained bald for years, If you use
Benton's Hair Grower according to direc.
tons you are sure Of growth Of hair. In
hundreds Of cases we have produced a
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No grow hair in 80 cases out OF 100; no matter
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Unlike other preparations It contains no sugar Of
lead, OF vegetable or mineral poisous.
Hiss specific for falling hair. dandrud and Itch.
lug OF the scalp. ,.Sa no : =
The Hair Grower ia a hair food, and Its com.
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BENTON HAIR GROWER Co., Z
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Bruce Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
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ache, you are 1dgetty, nervous and gen
orally out Of sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulsnts, spring
medicines or bitters, which have for their
basis q very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before,
What you want is an alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action OF
iver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength,
Such medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only 50 cents bottle OF
Logan l. Co.'s drug store. 's5 Z
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NO'IICE.

Eo,Ice Is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
tho L0unty Courtof Tyler county, W. Va. will 70.
ccyc scaled proposals ut Bowles' MIL In said coun.
ty until loclock z. NJ, ~ iiFs rsgV44' EEE,,
On TIE27TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1Ss7, Z, I
for the framing and erecting (including the fitting
OF irOnsj OF Two wooden bridges OF the respective
lengths oil 80 and IS feet IN the clear clear width l6
feet Que 10 be built at either end OF the proposed
iron bridge over Middle Island creek; at said
Bowles MIL. The lumber, aRgregAtng about IL 600
feet board measure. and all other materials for tho
bridges 10 be delivered on the ground by the
county. .sr.. ..-I, fl.fs.
Also said commissioners will receive at the same
time and place. sealed bids for making tho neccs-
sary fills at the ends OF said wooden bridges, .G
The said bridges and the said fills to be- made ac.
cordlng 10 the plans and specifications now In pos.
session ot Il. Y. Brown at said B0wles' MIL; also
In the Office Of ". q. smith, at No llss ChaplIne
street, "hccllng, ". Va. and also In the Clerks
office Of the County Court Of said county.
Bond with approved security will DO required
OF the persous TO whom the said contracts are
awarded. In II sum double the amount Of tho con-
trac. price for said work. bidders can address
T. brown. L,ttles' Mills T. o., ". Va.
The commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. 80 - c.tlEt. - 81
JOHN A. DAVENPORT,
,.tt .H.- HIRAM UNDERWOOD, -,
+l rH 81 NATHAN IRELAND, w
lel9.Mwar Commissioners.
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Dry Goods.

NEW York, Dec. 0.-Aslde from deliveries on
previous orders business was very moderate,
though OF some specinlies a good quota OF ordcrs
were left out Prices on prints have been made a.
follows; Pacidc iancles and robes exc; Coch0latc
and Portsmouth robes 6c.and furniture wills exc:
Windsor fancies 61sc, Mefrimac everything at
value, sg * y.f5Fs ID 81. r.